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Phyllis Zhang
VP of ClassIn Global
Phyllis Zhang is a Vice President at ClassIn, an education technology company based in Beijing, China.12 She has been with ClassIn for over 9 years in various roles.1 In addition to her work at ClassIn, Phyllis has been serving as a Mentor at Endeavor since June 2020, a role she has held for over 4 years.1
Prior to her current positions, Phyllis worked at EF Education First for 4 years and 3 months.1 Her LinkedIn username is phylliszhangclassin, as mentioned in the query.
Phyllis appears to be involved in education technology and mentorship. In December 2020, she shared on LinkedIn about her experience as an Assistant for a CTI Fundamentals course, describing it as an "incredible experience".3 This suggests she has an interest in personal development and coaching as well.
While not directly related to the Phyllis Zhang in question, it's worth noting that there is another Phyllis Zhang who was an undergraduate at Harvard and won a Hoopes Prize for research conducted in the Hekstra Lab.4 However, this appears to be a different individual with the same name.
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